DISCUSSION -- April 2019 - 75 Word Challenge

[Stable]

@Peter V That's why I don't read the other stories until I've posted mine. Besides, even if an idea looks very similar to the author there's no guarantee the readers will see it that way.

 

[Stable]

@Parson Yes!

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Peter V: He walked out of a nightmare, seeking a lost dream.

 

[Ivy Moser]

@scarpelius .... Meet you at WorldCon .... Scar makes us all an offer we'd best not accept.

@Ivy Moser .... For Notre Dame .... Ivy gives us a second reason to mourn the ruin of Notre Dame.

---- Ivy, I was thinking along similar lines but you've done it better. ----

@Dr_R_Dizzle .... If these walls could talk... The Good Dr. wants us to think twice before buying that fixer upper.

You are so kind to say so, Parson! It's a sad loss, that's for certain, although it's comforting to know Notre Dame will rise again!

 

[Danny McG]

The big woman pictured here really reminds me of my first wife (shudder)

 

[Parson]

Well, it was nice of everyone to give me the Easter off, but with only 24 stories at the end of the twenty-first day I fear a biblical deluge coming.

 

[Peter V]

Thank you for the review Victoria.

It is looking like a lot of people are vying to post the last story

Or are too busy eating chocolate!

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Culhwch: They found doom, for others and themselves!

 

[nixie]

We need to drum up entries, everyone go forth and bul....encourage others to post.
@HareBrain @The Judge you both need to enter to set an example.

 

[HareBrain]

Done! (I should make it clear that I was already working on it before you posted, and I didn't write the whole thing in two minutes, however much it might seem so.)

 

[nixie]

@HareBrain that was quick, I hadn't finished posting

 

[Teresa Edgerton]

Well, I am in. Mind blank on the subject all month, then an idea nudged me this morning, so I leapt upon it and captured it. (Banging my elbow and scraping my knee in the vicious struggle, but at least I have something to enter.)

 

[Phyrebrat]

I couldn't pass up on gothic and structure as a theme pairing. I'd taken a break from the 75s but @Luiglin is a tinker with this combination and it forces me to enter. God knows I've whinged enough about challenge genres so it'd be ungrateful to not enter, and then you'll all be chatting my business up and down street like I'm some wasteman innit.

Anyway, thanks Luiglin. I owe ya a genre/theme - I have to win for that though, so.... #justsayin

pH

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

HareBrain: What remained unseen was more terrifying than what was known.

Teresa Edgerton: It lived only to destroy!

Phyrebrat: Could the work of human hands be much more than it seemed?

 

[Alex The G and T]

Tip o the hat to Nixie for planting the germ of an idea, over on that silly thread.

Thank you.

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Alex The G and T: Mad science, or a lunatic's dream?

 

[LittleStar]

I’ve been hitting a wall of blank white this month for theme and genre. So I’ve had to step out of my comfort zone... twice. I’ve gone for light-hearted, and referencing pop culture
But I’m in at least!

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

LittleStar: For what strange reason was the weird procedure enacted?

 

[Cat's Cradle]

I like that, @Perpetual Man! Nice job, CC

 

[Teresa Edgerton]

I hope we are soon to have a flurry of entries, because we are getting very close to the deadline here.